Volume III: Art, Literature and Film
(502 pages)
Contents
Chukwuma Azuonye
Power, Marginality, and Woman Being in Igbo Oral Narratives5 Kofi E. Agovi
Gender, Selfhood, and Social Change in Nzema Ayabomo Maiden Songs41 Ayana Abdullah
A Study of Bessie Heads A Question of Power69 Rose Acholonu
Love and the Feminist Utopia in the African Novel79 Ify Achufusi
African Female Writers Revisited: An Analysis of Form and Technique in Bessie
Heads an Grace Ogots Fiction95 Chinedu Agbasiere-Awugosi
The African Woman in Search of Identity and Self Realization: The Examples of
Nuruddin Farah, Buchi Emecheta, Flora Nwapa and Ngugi Wa Thiongo113 Julie Agbasiere
Economic Independence in the African Novel121 Alma Jean Billingslea-Brown
Yearning for the Homeland: "The Return to the Source" in Contemporary African
American Womens Fiction and Visual Art135 Ingrid Bjorkman
Orature and Modern Womens LiteratureDiscourses of Womens Liberation or Oppression151 Brenda Bosman
Head Tells Stories: A Scandalous Emancipatory Strategy167 Debra Boyd-Buggs
Black, Green and Red: Negritude and Militancy in the Poetry of African and African American Female Poets183 Patricia Fahamisha Brown
Black World Poetry: Toward Definition and Poetics207 Ipshita Chanda
In Search of Sweetness: Ideas of the Diaspora in the Works of Ama Ata Aidoo229 Margaret Daymond
Seizing MeaningThe Autobiographies of Ellen Kuzwayo and Emma Mashinini253 Frieda Ekotto
Cleopatra Displaced: Power Dynamics in Francophone Theater271 Uzoma Esonwanne
Traveling with Sissie: Literature and Postcoloniality285 T. I. Fadero
The African Woman in Reality and Fiction: An Analogy Between the Non-fictional African Woman and the Fictional One in Wedlock of the Gods and The Dilemma of a Ghost295 Susan Gardner
White Sugar, Coke, and Feminism: How Not to Teach "Third World" Womens Writing307 Gloria Gibson-Hudson
Culture Connections: Pan African Gender-based Consciousness in the Films of Black Women323 LaVerne Gyant and Cathy Lyons
In Search of Our Own Self Discovery: Their Eyes Were Watching God345 Jennifer Henton
Exiles: The Female Body of Black African Women Writers359 Melinda Hernandez
The Art of Things Falling Apart: Performative in the Faceof Vertigo
Bessie Heads A Question of Power373 Anthony Hurley
The African Pilgrimage: The Response of a French Caribbean Woman Poet to the
Problematic of Cultural Identity385 Dunmade Ibukun
Patterns of the Status of Women in African Novels401 Dolores Person Lairet
Cajou par Michèle Lacrosil: Reflects Dysmorphophobiques "au pays des merveilles"413 Renée Larrier
Roots Never Die: Womens Solidarity throughout the African Diaspora in
Michèle Maillets LEtoile noire421 Geta LeSeur
The Monster-Machine and the White Mausoleum: Paule Marshalls Metaphors for Western Materialism429 Christine Loflin
Mother Africa: African Women and Land in African Literature445 Isabella Matsikidze
Conceptualizing South Africa, Conceptualizing Gender: Consciousness-Invasion in Bessie Heads A Question of Power479
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